In a significant move, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has demolished the Raj Nagar slum to clear the fire college land of encroachment. The demolition drive was carried out to free up the land that was illegally occupied by the slum dwellers. The action was taken to reclaim the land for public use and to ensure that it is utilized for its designated purpose. The NMC officials, accompanied by police personnel, razed the unauthorized structures in the slum area as part of the drive. The move comes as a step towards maintaining law and order in the city and preventing further encroachment on public lands. The NMC has been cracking down on illegal encroachments across the city to reclaim public properties and ensure their proper utilization. The demolition of the Raj Nagar slum is part of the ongoing efforts to clear encroachments and uphold the law. This action sends a strong message to those occupying public lands illegally and highlights the NMC’s commitment to maintaining the city’s infrastructure. Such drives play a crucial role in preserving public spaces and preventing unauthorized settlements from springing up. The NMC’s initiative to clear the fire college land of encroachment is a significant step towards reclaiming public properties and ensuring their rightful use.